A full-stack mobile and web platform for one of Africa's leading hosting providers. We designed and built a Flutter app with a Laravel backend, giving HostAfrica's customers a fast, reliable way to manage their hosting services on the go.
HostAfrica's customers could only manage their hosting services, domains and invoices from a desktop control panel. Every password reset, renewal and payment question that could not wait for someone to reach a computer became a support ticket instead.
Support volume scaled with the customer base rather than staying flat, and payments were delayed simply because paying was inconvenient — in a market where a large share of customers are mobile-first.
Built a streamlined Flutter application with secure payment integration, real-time invoice tracking, and simplified domain management. Implemented offline-first architecture for reliability in varying network conditions.
Deep-dive into user behaviors, competitor analysis, and stakeholder interviews to define the product vision.
Wireframes evolved into high-fidelity prototypes, tested with real users across multiple iterations.
Flutter development with CI/CD pipelines, Laravel APIs, and a MySQL backend engineered for scale.
Users can search, register, and manage domains directly from the app. Real-time availability checks, DNS management, and renewal reminders — all from a single, intuitive interface.
Integrated multiple African payment gateways for effortless invoice settlement. Users see outstanding balances, payment history, and can pay instantly with their preferred method.
Built with an offline-first architecture that caches critical data locally. Users can browse their services, view invoices, and queue actions even without connectivity — syncing automatically when back online.
Most of the work starts the same way — a process that used to be manageable and is not any more. Tell us what yours looks like.
We selected each technology for its specific strengths, ensuring performance, reliability, and developer experience at every layer of the stack.
